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21.	The Wall Street Job Search: Winning in Any Market By Roy Cohen Apr 22, 2010 Most people are operating with passed-down wisdom, outdated advice, and popular magazine formulas for job search and career advancement that for the most part result in failure. Roy Cohen introduces the secrets and rules of the road that will really make a difference.
22.	Create a Personally, Professionally, and Financially Rewarding Career Doing What You Love By Paula Caligiuri Mar 24, 2010 With the downturn in the economy, the elimination of jobs, and the increased desire for work-life balance, people are looking for more stability, greater fulfillment, and increased satisfaction from work. Are you?
23.	Innovation Starts with Empathy: The Importance of Developing Deep Connections with the People You Serve By Dev Patnaik Oct 20, 2009 Dev Patnaik explains why companies prosper when they’re able to create widespread empathy for the world around them.
24.	The Job Market Is Tight: It's Time to Take Back Control of Your Career By Duncan Mathison, Martha I. Finney Oct 7, 2009 Learn what the hidden job market is, how the techniques of the hidden job market work, and what you need to know you land your next job.
25.	Is Your Organization High Performing? By Ken Blanchard Sep 16, 2009 Those who want to lead at a higher level need to understand that to create a high performing organization, they need to aim for the right target.
26.	Top 10 Workplace Dysfunctions—And How to TerminateThem By Roxanne Emmerich Jun 30, 2009 Roxanne Emmerich names the top 10 killers of workplace enjoyment, and explains how to put an end to them (the attitudes, not the people).
27.	Why Poverty Hurts Everyone By Philip Kotler, Nancy R. Lee Jun 18, 2009 What is the impact of poverty on the rest of us—the nonpoor? Philip Kotler and Nancy R. Lee suggest it is enormous, and they make their case in this chapter.
28.	Touchdown!: Achieving Your Greatness on the Playing Field of Business (and Life) By Kevin Elko Jun 4, 2009 What if you had just one play in you, one opportunity? What would it be? Think about it in light of your career, your health, your family and friends. Here is your starting point.
29.	Jim Champy Discusses INSPIRE! By Jim Champy May 12, 2009 Learn how to keep your customers loyal—and attract new ones—in this Q&A with INSPIRE! author Jim Champy.
30.	Introduction to Helping People Win at Work By Ken Blanchard, Garry Ridge May 5, 2009 In this introduction to their book, Ken Blanchard and WD-40 Company leader Garry Ridge reveal how WD-40 has used Blanchard’s techniques of Partnering for Performance with every employee--achieving levels of engagement and commitment that have fortified the bottom line.
31.	Introduction to "Thank God It's Monday!" By Roxanne Emmerich Apr 15, 2009 Roxanne Emmerich, the most in-demand transformation agent in the business world today, shares her time-tested approach to creating a workplace that you and your customers love.
32.	Jim Champy: From Tired to Inspired By Jim Champy Apr 7, 2009 The Web empowers customers, but it also empowers companies. Jim Champy explains how you can use the Web and other methods to not just sell, but inspire.
33.	Finding Unexpected Purpose, Peace, and Fulfillment at Work: Offering Criticism By Alan Lurie Mar 16, 2009 When we approach another to offer criticism, we must be sure that we do so without malice, and with the positive intent to help, as we too would like to be treated.
34.	Finding Unexpected Purpose, Peace, and Fulfillment at Work: Developing Persistence By Alan Lurie Mar 12, 2009 Is the power of persistence a change-agent in your life and in the lives of others? Alan Lurie looks at Dr. Seuss's Sam-I-Am for the answer.
35.	Finding Unexpected Purpose, Peace, and Fulfillment at Work: Ethical Wealth By Alan Lurie Mar 11, 2009 To succeed in business, do you have to bend the rules, engage in dishonest activities, and play dirty?
36.	Introduction to Five Minutes on Mondays: Finding Unexpected Purpose, Peace, and Fulfillment at Work By Alan Lurie Mar 10, 2009 How can I more effectively understand others and be understood? How can I prosper financially while maintaining my integrity? When should I say what’s on my mind, and when should I let it go? How can I keep going and maintain optimism in the face of challenges and setbacks? Is it possible to balance all the demands on my time and energy? Alan Lurie discusses these issues in this introduction to his book.
37.	How Great Leaders Prevent Problems Before They Happen: Go from Problem-Solving to Problem-Finding By Michael A. Roberto Feb 19, 2009 Michael A. Roberto explains how his book aims to help leaders at all levels become more effective problem-finders.
38.	Are You on the Layoff List? By Martha I. Finney Jan 13, 2009 Here are some signs that you might be on a list of people to be laid off.
39.	The Truth About What Customers Want: They Think Your Product Sucks -- But That's Not a Bad Thing By Michael R. Solomon Nov 5, 2008 Companies no longer can rely solely upon a “push method” to inform their customers about their products; there is now a vibrant two-way dialogue that allows consumers to contribute their evaluations of products within their respective Web communities.
40.	Baking Bread in Zimbabwe: Opportunities in the Rise of Africa By Vijay Mahajan Sep 10, 2008 Businesses are seizing a multitude of opportunities to build markets across Africa.

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